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'''Heme Oxygenase''' (HO) is a member of the Hemoprotein family and catalyzes the Oxygen-dependent cleavage of the porphyrin ring of heme, using reducing equivalents like NADH to produce biliverdin, iron and CO <ref name="HO">PMID:17253780</ref>. HO consists of two main isoforms which are present in mammals, HO-1 and HO-2. The two isoforms are products of different genes, are different molecular sizes (32 kDa and 36 kDa respectively) and contain a different primary structure showing only 58% homology <ref name="HO1">PMID:15522396</ref>. However studies have shown that the two isoforms share a region with 100% secondary structure homology which is believed to be the catalytic site of the protein<ref name="HO"/>. The heme oxygenase isoforms are not free throughout the body but sequestered to certain tissues. The Heme oxygenase -1 is strongly expressed in the spleen and liver whereas Heme Oxygenase-2 is strongly expressed in the brain, testis and vascular systems<ref name="sc1">PMID:12909459</ref>.
'''Heme Oxygenase''' (HO) is a member of the [[Hemeproteins|Hemoprotein family]] and catalyzes the Oxygen-dependent cleavage of the porphyrin ring of heme, using reducing equivalents like NADH to produce biliverdin, iron and CO <ref name="HO">PMID:17253780</ref>. HO consists of two main isoforms which are present in mammals, HO-1 and HO-2. The two isoforms are products of different genes, are different molecular sizes (32 kDa and 36 kDa respectively) and contain a different primary structure showing only 58% homology <ref name="HO1">PMID:15522396</ref>. However studies have shown that the two isoforms share a region with 100% secondary structure homology which is believed to be the catalytic site of the protein<ref name="HO"/>. The heme oxygenase isoforms are not free throughout the body but sequestered to certain tissues.  
*'''Heme oxygenase -1''' is inducible and is strongly expressed in the spleen and liver.
*'''Heme Oxygenase-2''' is expressed constitutively and is strongly expressed in the brain, testis and vascular systems<ref name="sc1">PMID:12909459</ref>.


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==Additional Resources==
==Additional Resources==
For additional information, See: [[Cancer]] <br />
For additional information, see:  
For additional information, See: [[NADPH Cytochrome P450 Oxidoreductase]] <br />
*[[Cancer]]  
</StructureSection>
*[[NADPH Cytochrome P450 Oxidoreductase]]  
*[[Hemeproteins]]
 
==3D structures of heme oxygenase==
==3D structures of heme oxygenase==
[[Heme oxygenase 3D structures]]


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*Heme oxygenase
 
**[[2z68]], [[1wzd]], [[1wzf]], [[1wzg]], [[1iw0]], [[1iw1]], [[4goh]] – CdHO – ''Coreynebacterium diphtheriae''<BR />
**[[1wnv]], [[1wnw]], [[1wnx]] – CdHO (mutant) <BR />
**[[1ubb]], [[1dve]], [[1dvg]] – rHO – rat<BR />
**[[1irm]] – rHO-apo<BR />
**[[4mec]] – rHO-1 Zn containing<br />
**[[3gas]] – HO – ''Helicobacter pylori''<BR />
**[[1xk1]], [[1xk0]], [[1xjz]], [[1xk2]], [[1oyk]], [[1oyl]], [[1oze]], [[1ozr]], [[4wd4]] - hHO-1 (mutant) – human<BR />
**[[1n45]], [[1n3u]] – hHO-1<BR />
**[[1we1]] – HO-1 – ''Cyanobacterium synechocystis''<BR />
**[[1p3t]], [[1j77]] – NmHO-1 – ''Nisseria meningitides''<br />
**[[5kzl]] – HO (mutant) – ''Leptospira interrogans''<br />
 
*Heme oxygenase complex with NO
 
**[[1j02]] - rHO-1 + NO<BR />
**[[1kx3]], [[1ozl]], [[1ozw]], [[1xk3]] - hHO-1 (mutant) + NO<BR />
**[[1p3u]] - NmHO-1 + NO<BR />
 
*Heme oxygenase with verdoheme
 
**[[3moo]] – CdHO + verdoheme-N3<BR />
**[[2zvu]] – rHO-1 + verdoheme<BR />
**[[1twn]] - hHO-1 + verdoheme<BR />
**[[1twr]] - hHO-1 + verdoheme-NO<BR />
 
*Heme oxygenase complex with reaction products
 
**[[1p3v]] - NmHO-1 + CO<BR />
**[[1ulx]], [[1ix4]] - rHO-1 + CO<BR />
**[[1j2c]] - rHO-1 + biliverdine<BR />
**[[1s8c]] - hHO-1 + biliverdine<br />
**[[5btq]] – hHO-1 (mutant) + biliverdine<br />
**[[4gpc]], [[4gpf]], [[4gph]] - CdHO + biliverdine<br />
 
*Heme oxygenase binary complexes
 
**[[3i8r]], [[3i9t]] – CdHO + DTT<BR />
**[[1v8x]] – CdHO + O2<BR />
**[[4g7l]] – rHO-1 + O2<br />
**[[4g7p]], [[4g7t]], [[4g7u]], [[4g8p]], [[4g8u]], [[4g8w]], [[4g98]], [[4g99]] – rHO-1 + CO<br />
**[[3i9u]] – rHO-1 + DTE <BR />
**[[2e7e]], [[1ix3]] – rHO-1 + CN<BR />
**[[1ivj]] - rHO-1 + N3>br />
**[[1vgi]] - rHO-1 + Xe<BR />
**[[2dy5]] - rHO-1 + azole derivative<BR />
**[[3k4f]], [[3hok]], [[3czy]], [[3tgm]] – hHO-1 + azole derivative<BR />
**[[1ni6]] – hHO-1 + trehalose<BR />
**[[1s13]] - hHO-1 + 2-phenylheme<BR />
**[[1t5p]] - hHO-1 + 12-phenylheme<br />
**[[2zdo]] – SaHO + hemin – ''Staphylococcus aureus''<br />
**[[2zdp]] – SaHO + Co<br />
**[[3lgm]], [[3lgn]], [[3qgp]], [[4fnh]] – SaHO + heme<br />
**[[4fni]] – SaHO + heme + CN<br />
**[[3wkt]] – rHO-1 (mutant) + NADPH-cytochrome P450 reductase<br />
 
*Heme oxygenase 2
 
**[[5uc8]] – hHO-2<br />
**[[2rgz]], [[2qpp]], [[2q32]], [[4wmh]] – hHO-2 (mutant) <BR />
**[[5uc9]] – hHO-2 + myristate<br />
**[[5uca]] – hHO-2 + laurate<br />
**[[1wov]], [[1wow]] – SyHO-2 – ''Synechocystis''<BR />
**[[1wox]] – SyHO-2 + NO<BR />
**[[4raj]] – HO-2 – ''Chlamydominas reinhardtii''<br />
 
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==References==
==References==

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